Driving for or from the work, the voice of a radio station's Radio Jockey may turn your head, the moment they go on air with a flicker of recognition spreading through your face. But the banter, interviews, songs and local news on radio shows will soon be replaced by an Artificial Intelligence voice.  'The future of radio', as it is being called, will be rolled out in Cleveland city of the United States next month. An Ohio-based media company Futuri has launched RadioGPT, which is being touted as the world's first-ever radio platform powered by artificial intelligence.